Divided Serving Tray with Chill Base
4.0 (19 ratings)
A serving tray with a cold floor: six lidded compartments over a chill base, latched for travel.

4.3 (42 ratings)
Somebody looked at a diner carafe and decided it should hold one serving. That is this mug: the silhouette of a coffee pot, 16 ounces inside, borosilicate glass you can see the brew through. A silicone lid comes with it, so the mug leaves the kitchen, and so do two cork coasters, because a wide glass base on a cold morning table wants something between it and the wood.
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The pot shape is the joke and the capacity is the point: 16 ounces of coffee in a single pour, on a wide bottom that sits steady at the edge of a desk. Clear glass lets you watch the cream fold in. Mugs this size usually mean an opaque travel tumbler you pour into and hope for.
A silicone lid presses onto the top for the walk to the car or the loop around the block with the dog. The maker calls it spill-proof. What it does day to day is hold the heat in and the surface still while you carry coffee between rooms.
The glass is borosilicate, the kind that takes a pour of boiling coffee at seven and a load of ice at three without complaint. It is BPA-free and dishwasher safe, which matters on a shape with a handle and a broad floor to rinse around.
It lives where your mug already lives: desk, nightstand, kitchen counter. The cork coasters give it a landing spot on wood, and the glass goes in the dishwasher when the week catches up. The shape draws comment, which is half of why people hand it to a coffee drinker as a gift.
4.0 (19 ratings)
A serving tray with a cold floor: six lidded compartments over a chill base, latched for travel.
4.0 (24 ratings)
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